sex research key players Flashcards

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love/sex manuals

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  • ex karma sutra
  • different ethnicities/cultures published books on pleasure, sexual wellbeing etc around 500BC onwards
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Karl Henry Ulrichs

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  • 1825-1895
  • one of the first people to publicly come out as gay
  • pioneer of modern gay rights movement
  • offered first theory on same sex attraction (inborn and natural)
  • ‘uranism’ pamphlets (explaining same sex attraction)
  • got in trouble w law
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urnings, urninds, and uranodionings

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  • urnings: man-man
  • urninds: woman- woman
  • uranodionings: attracted to both
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Carl Westphal

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  • 1833-1890
  • published first case history of same sex attraction, calling it contrary to sexual feelings and unhealthy condition
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Henry Havelock Ellis

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  • 1859-1939
  • Studies in the psychology of sex (7 volumes, 1896-1928)
  • Sexual inversion (same sex) was inborn and natural (seen in his travels in animals and other cultures)
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Magnus Hirschfeld

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  • 1868-1935
  • first formalized gay rights movement (Scientific humanitarian committee)
    -published journal for sexology
  • coined term transvestism
  • medical society for sexology
  • institute for sexology
  • first person to organize: international sexology conference
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Albert moll

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  • theory of sexual response: 4 stages
  • onset (he would talk to ppl about it/being intuned with desire)
  • voluptuous sensation (bodily feelings of sexual arousal, tingel/ache)
  • volumptuous acme (acme=top, orgasm/heightened sexual response)
  • end of voluptuous sensation (resolution/after/ process of arousal feelings, transition from sexual to non sexual)
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Kinsey

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  • 1894-1956
  • Self report
  • was a credible bio bug researcher
  • started a ‘marriage’ class only couples could take, students loved but admin hated
  • collected his own data informally then started interviewing formally and traveled to get more info
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what was taught in kineys class and how was it different from other sex ed courses

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  • taught: erotic areas w/ pictures, pleasure, foreplay, sexual engagement, and masturbation
  • how different: old classes focused mainly on hygiene and were split by gender
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info on kinseys interviews

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  • collected sociodemograpohic background info on participants (used as a trick to warm them up)
  • worded questions so its accepted
  • 300 questiosn with potential of 200 follow ups
  • 2 hours per interview
  • info was collected in code that was memorized and not written down
  • they collected over 10 000 histories of sexual behaviour
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Kinsey and sexual orientation

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  • Kinsey rating scale of sexual orientation
  • created first visualization of sexuality as a continua
  • as he questioned ppl, he would mentally classify them on the scale
  • also had option for asexuality/no sexual attraction
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Kinsey findings

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  • Kinsey reports (Sexual behaviour in the human male 1948 and Sexual behaviour in the human female 1953)
  • highlights: showed ppl were engaging sexually outside of marriage, showed same sex attraction is very present, masturbation techniques (aimed to educate on female pleasure)
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what kinsey was working on when he died

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  • was trying to shift focus by joining gynos to probe vulvas/vaginas with permission to document pleasure
  • shows pleasure is not just in penetration
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Masters and johnson

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  • Masters (1915-2001) was an obgyn with a focus in menopause that shifted to sex research and hired johnson (1925-2013) as a research assistant
  • used instruments to measure physiological changes and observed changes
  • Published human sexual responses in 1966
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Issues with masters and johnsons study findings

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  • limited sample
  • mainly white, sexually open, middle to upper class, able bodied
  • 382 women and 312 men
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masters and johnson study outline

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  • virginia would sit in with patients and take observations
  • detailed history and physical exam before they were chosen (had to be healthy)
  • studied: masturbation (manual or mechanical), sexual intercourse (all hetero), ‘artificial’ intercourse (camera and wire inserted into the vagina during sexual response cycle to record vids)
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Male sexual response cycle (masters and johnson)

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  • stages: excitement, plateau, orgasm, refractory period
  • excitement: beginning of physiological/body sensations
  • plateau: cont of building up of bodily sensations\
  • orgasm/peak
  • refractory period (if no orgasm, it takes longer (no release), time it takes to have another orgasm, returned no non aroused state)
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Female sexual response cycle (masters and johnson)

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  • no refractory period, reflects idea that women=hard to please, men=easy
  • 3 possible outcomes
  • A: shows multiple orgasms, excitement plateau, orgasm and resolution
  • B: excitement, plateau, no orgasm, resolution
  • C: excitement, plateau, orgasm, fast drop to resolution)